Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-11
I'd EDITION.
Latest Teleglams 10 The Star.
AFTER THE EXECUTIONS.

The Remains Of the Dead Auarchists
Given TO Their Frieuds-Scemes I'm the
jail After the Kanxing-The Excite.
nsent Quickly subsides.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE cofnns for the remains Of
the anarchists, plain black, with but the silver
heads OF screws for ornaments were carried TO the
gallows at 12:12 p. m.
when the collins were brought to the scaIold
Sheriff Matson exclaimed: "his will be dOne.r
The bodies ", re lowered In the following order:
spies Fischer, Engel, and Parsons All looked
natural. The comm lids were quickly screwed
each for identinc .tion. The remains OF Engel and
aven1e Fischer's wife claimed his, Mrs Spies
LOOK s ,Augusts and Mra Parsons received those OF
Letters were written this morning by order Of
the sheriff to the relatives OF the doomed men
notifying them that they could take possession Of
Ine Godles after the hanging and make arrange
cred In person by Deputy johnson, who was Wis
10y affected by MS sad duty.
street. When the deputy arrived be was, at nrst,
refused admittance because OF the impression that
be was q reporter. lie went around TO the back
met his gaze. Mrs. Spies sat at the
table, wailins as II her heart would break. The
lamentations OF the household could be heard
70 Mrs. Spies sister and left.
MA Engsl Keeps q little top and notion
we're the Sudo% ous sne doOr Wss
not locked Knlering. the deputy confronted Mrs
Engie. She was calm. passionless, and pale. There
pervaded everything. Last night q large crowd
mOnstrattve.
This morning there was another mob. which
stared at the windows for q wnile and then dis
persed Deputy Johnson found Fischer's house
loeked, silent. and deserted. This was in Ger
man neighborhood, at No. Dean street, where
Few Engnsh-speak1ng people could be found. The
letter Was lett with neighOor
MRS. Parsons lives at NO. 7So Milwaukee avenue,
out she was not at home, being down at the scene
OF the excitement. Deputy johnson says that the
rtble TO Contemplate but that the relatives OF the
other men are not as yisibly affected.
scenes After the Execution.
1t was wonderful 70 note how quickly the ex-
element which had filled the Jail all morning
Gained down. The zoo prisoners confined In the
place, who had been in fever heat
during the tragic event Of the day,
regained their usual spirits. They cracked
jokes from cell 10 cell and as they had had moth
Ing TO eat since breakfast they soon began to yell
Tor soup. The spectators VINO had witnessed the
hanging walked rapidly out Of the enclosure and
the weary deputies went 10 dinner, tine only ones
left In the jail Office beng the press representa-
tivea
Al l 80 O'Clock the comm In which lay the body
OF Parsons was carried out OF the jail and taken to
walked INTO the Jail to learn now the execution
hsd been proceeded with, and were in
turn Questioned as TO how the ci.hens
trouble one and all replied Fiscnes's u remains
were removed TO his home At l :35 O'Clock.
Many people displayed auto ,raphs OF
the DEAD Fischer, which he had W ttJen during
Inc morning. 1t was estimated that be made My
or them In all They all read alike, and were
couched In the following words:
Anarchy Is liberty,
AdOiph Fisher,
Cook county Jail,
Nov. II. 1887"